Sentence examples for hardest performance from inspiring English sources
He added that it was the hardest performance of his career, describing how he learnt to "fire a musket, build a fire, speak two Native American languages (Pawnee and Arikara) and study with a doctor who specialises in ancient healing techniques".
"It was a good hard, tough performance from us.
The brain has finite processing resources so that, as tasks become harder, performance degrades.
The thermal, electrical, and radiation-hard performance of the finished modules is detailed.
Perceived behavioural control (the individual's perception of how easy or hard performance of the behaviour is going to be).
Perceived behavioural control (the individual's perception of how easy or hard performance of the behaviour is going to be). .
When the 18-week deadline was missed in the early years, there was little incentive (in cold-hard performance terms at least) to treat that patient as the target only measured those that were treated within 18 weeks.
These findings were also linked to ideas suggesting that enhancing the intelligence available to the Board about hospital performance could be gained by individual members proactively seeking to 'triangulate' hard performance data with different information sources.
The objective of our experimental evaluation is not to provide "hard" performance indices, e.g. in terms of detection rates, but rather to show how our 1D-SOM approach can support scientists in the interpretation of large metabolic data sets, especially for the identification of interesting groups of markers.
In relation to hard performance data, it was felt that greater efforts needed to be made to disaggregate information about particular trends within the organisation rather than rely solely on an aggregated picture of the organisation as red, amber or green ratings.
This latter form of trust draws attention to how boards as truster need to gather and 'triangulate' intelligence through hard performance data such as HCAI rates but also soft forms of information obtained through feedback and interactions with staff, patients and the public.
